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-Signs, Portents, and the Weather-
Breaking news: Increased sunshine causes climate warming
2005-02-07
Posted by:phil_b

#9  PF - too hard to blame solar cycles on Halliburton and Bush, so they won't do....
Posted by: Frank G   2005-02-07 7:16:41 PM  

#8  Deacon, you may want to read about "Milankovitch cycles," among other things.
Posted by: Phil Fraering   2005-02-07 7:10:49 PM  

#7  An Engineer I worked with in Oak Ridge once asked me, when he saw I was reading "Design for a Limited Planet", "What caused the last Ice Age"? I said, "It got cold". He wouldn't talk to me for a week.
Posted by: Deacon Blues   2005-02-07 6:48:40 PM  

#6  Phil F, I find the absence of evidence that CO2 levels affect climate striking. A great deal of research has occured and no one has come up with compelling evidence for a causal link.
Posted by: phil_b   2005-02-07 4:52:45 PM  

#5  DOH!
Posted by: Silentbrick   2005-02-07 2:37:25 PM  

#4  Too late for this. It's already been decided that global warming is Bush's fault. No right of appeal. Kyoto's the only way to go, and besides, we'd all feel real good about it.
Posted by: Matt   2005-02-07 12:01:54 PM  

#3  I'd like to increase the sunshine 'round these parts. I've had enough of winter already.
Posted by: Bomb-a-rama   2005-02-07 11:38:48 AM  

#2  I'd dispute this article's placement in SAST.

The article is discussing the possibility that there are other factors in changing the earth's climate besides CO2, such as the known solar activity cycles.
Posted by: Phil Fraering   2005-02-07 9:23:28 AM  

#1  In other news, sitting on the toilet for 10 minutes makes the seat warm.
Posted by: Poison Reverse   2005-02-07 7:58:29 AM  

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